SIUE provides face shields to hospital
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Engineering SOE Face Shields made for Anderson Healthcare are reviewed, from left, by Lisa Auditor, Brent Vaughn and Jagath Gunasekera.
EDWARDSVILLE The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Engineering (SOE) contributed 100 face shields to Anderson Hospital on Monday.
It is the second time during the COVID-19 pandemic that the SOE has assisted Anderson Hospital with personal protective equipment (PPE). SOE Lab Manager Jagath Gunasekara, PhD, and Brent Vaughn, lab specialist and lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering, delivered the face shields to Anderson Hospital’s Lisa Huddleston.
“This is another excellent example of University/community collaboration,” said SOE Dean Cem Karacal, PhD. “Through the dedicated work of Lab Managers Brent Vaughn and Jagatah Gunasekara, they were able to quickly make production runs last spring.”
Close LLC nursing program receives simulation lab grant Dec 13, 2020
Lake Land College nursing student Mandy Kasey is shown.
The Coles Community Health Program (CCHP) Board of Directors at its Nov. 10 meeting approved a $30,000 grant to the Lake Land College nursing program to enhance a simulation lab.
This grant will be used for modular skills trainer, modern infusion pumps, and crash cart with defibrillators. Simulation laboratory education has become an essential component of nursing and first responder education.
âAs the nature of health care continues to change, increased needs of simulation equipment have become a necessity to allow our nursing faculty to better prepare our students,â said Dr. Josh Bullock, President of Lake Land College. âWe are very thankful to the Coles Community Health Program for this grant and for their support of our program. As one of the best nursing programs in the state, Lake Land College
Our Education: Walgreens increases support of SOP diversity, inclusion efforts
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EDWARDSVILLE The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy (SOP) has received an $8,000 Walgreens Diversity Donation to expand its pipeline development programs and aid in its efforts to increase diversity among student pharmacists.
The funding will support a Walgreens Diversity and Inclusion Excellence Award, and a Walgreens Multilingual Scholarship, as well as the enhancement of pipeline programs targeted at increasing enrollment of diverse groups.
“Industry partnerships and support contribute significantly to enriching student life at SIUE,” said SOP Dean Mark Luer, PharmD. “This wonderful financial commitment by Walgreens provides additional scholarship support for students to more fully engage in the professional program by lessening the economic burden they have undertaken to pursue their studies. This in turn allows the stude
SIUE School of Pharmacy Receives $8,000 Walgreens Diversity Donation
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The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy (SOP) has received an $8,000 Walgreens Diversity Donation to expand its pipeline development programs and aid in its efforts to increase diversity among student pharmacists.
SIUE SOP Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Lakesha Butler, PharmD. Industry partnerships and support contribute significantly to enriching student life at SIUE. EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (PRWEB) December 11, 2020 The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Pharmacy (SOP) has received an $8,000 Walgreens Diversity Donation to expand its pipeline development programs and aid in its efforts to increase diversity among student pharmacists.
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Charleston, IL -(Effingham Radio)- The Coles Community Health Program (CCHP) Board of Directors, at the November 10 board meeting, has approved a $30,000 grant to the Lake Land College nursing program to enhance a simulation lab. This grant will be used for modular skills trainer, modern infusion pumps, and crash cart with defibrillators. Simulation laboratory education has become an essential component of nursing and first responder education.
“As the nature of healthcare continues to change, increased needs of simulation equipment have become a necessity to allow our nursing faculty to better prepare our students,” stated Dr. Josh Bullock, President of Lake Land College. “We are very thankful to the Coles Community Health Program for this grant and for their support of our program. As one of the best nursing programs in the state, Lake Land College is an integral partner in developing highly trained nurses to